When the body is supplied with sufficient amounts of oxygen, the body will burn fat instead of
glucose, assisting in weight loss. Oxygen is important in helping maintain a healthy pH level, important for effective absorption of vitamins, minerals and hydration. Additionally, healthy pH levels are believed to aid the body in keeping of a hostile environment for cancer, bacterial infections, viruses and other pathogens.

Inserting higher levels of oxygen has been reported to have amazing results according to health experts.  The Textbook of Medical Physiology states that "All chronic pain, suffering and diseases are caused from a lack of oxygen, Dr. W. Spencer Way reports in the Journal of the American Association of Physicians, "... insufficient oxygen means insufficient biological energy that can result in anything from mild fatigue to life threatening disease. The link between insufficient oxygen and disease has now been firmly established."
Taken from Migun News June 2009 pgs 1-2

Death by Asphyxiation: The Risks of Oxygen Deficiency

Death slowly approaches as the body starts to shut down due to low concentrations of oxygen in the air. A person normally inhales air that is around 20 percent oxygen by volume. When the oxygen concentration decreases to 15 to 19 percent oxygen, a healthy individual immediately feels the change and is unable to perform strenuous tasks. A mere drop of one to five percent of oxygen in the surrounding environment clearly affects a person's coordination. As the oxygen content in the air further decreases to ten to twelve percent, a person starts to breathe harder, lips adopt a blue tinge and ability to make decisions begins to decline. Slowly, at eight to ten percent, a person faints and loses consciousness. Death finally arrives after eight minutes within an environment of six to eight percent oxygen concentration.
Strangulation brings death, but rarely does one ponder
upon the fact that his body might be suffering from slow asphyxiation as low blood oxygen levels becomes more common in people. Is oxygen deficiency the silent killer of modem times? No longer is this health hazard found only in confined places where toxic fumes lurk in the shadows, but in open spaces. It is not simply a crisis caused by our external environment.
When pondering upon the cause of oxygen deficiencies,
the one easily can put the blame on the environment. However, the cause of stress is not because less oxygen is available in the air one breathes but more because of the extra demand for oxygen within the body due to different kinds of stress. First, toxic stress is caused as the polluted environment forces a person to take in poisons into the body. The body is then forced to fight the pollutants and uses extra amounts of oxygen. Second, emotional stress brings on a fight or flight response which causes the body to suddenly produce adrenaline and adrenaline related hormones, using up the body's oxygen supply. Third, physical stress reduces circulation and less oxygen reaches the different parts of the body. Last, immune system stress uses "free radical" forms of oxygen to fight bacteria, fungi and viruses. When drugs are used to fight illnesses, more cellular oxygen is used as the cells use oxygen to metabolize the foreign substances out as wastes. As part of an unforgiving cycle, stress causes the body to use 
more oxygen, leading to oxygen deficiency, and the lower levels of blood oxygen leads to increased stress on the body, leading to more serious illnesses.
Medical symptoms of oxygen deficiency frequently begin with a sense of uneasiness. This vague feeling may lead to other symptoms, which may include, acid stomach, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, bronchial problems, chronic hostility, circulation problems, depression, dizziness, fatigue, irrational behavior, irritation, lower immunity to colds, flu and infections, memory loss, muscle aches, overall bodily weakness, poor digestion, tumors and deposit buildups. Starvation of oxygen makes the body ill, for the body is no longer able to conduct the oxidation process needed to remove toxins during
normal metabolic functioning. Dr. Stephen Levine, a molecular biologist, writes in Oxygen Deficiency: Concomitant to All Degenerative Illness that hypoxia, the lack of oxygen in tissues, is the fundamental cause for all degenerative disease.
Oxygen is a fuel that for cells like gasoline is  a fuel for cars. When oxygen runs out, the cells start to malfunction and the body starts to shut down. On the other hand, when the body has a healthy level of oxygen, the cells are able to efficiently expell toxins and promote better healing. The one thing the body needs to have on a moment to moment basis is oxygen, yet we often take this essential nutrient for granted. Create a positive change in your body by breathing better, eating more nutrient and
oxygen rich foods and water and regular moderate exercise.  ■

Radiate health from the inside out as you enjoy the benefits of healthy oxygen concentrations within the body. This "radiance" comes from the body's ability to efficiently remove toxins and waste from the body while increasing circulation and oxygen flow to all the parts of the body.
Oxygen deficiency causes the body to overwork. Take for example, the heart. When all the cells in the body receives sufficient amount of oxygen, the heart is not taxed. When the body's cells are not getting the oxygen they need, the nervous system sends signals to over-stimulate the heart, forcing it to pump faster to increase oxygen circulation. Thus, eventual cardiac arrest is invited as the heart overworks itself to compensate for the low oxygen concentrations in the blood. Each year the American Heart Association states that over
1.5 million people die per year from heart conditions and a large majority of our population possesses some evidence of heart condition.
However, with sufficient oxygen concentrations, the body runs smoother, more efficiently and longer lasting. Immediately feel the benefits of having a healthy level of oxygen, including:
1. Heighten concentration, alertness and memory.
2. Receive more energy. 90% of our energy comes from oxygen while   only 10% is sourced from food and water
3. Promote healing.
4. Strengthen the heart and reduce the risk of heart attacks 
5. Calm the mind and stabilize the nervous system
6. Speed up the body's recovery from a hard workout.
7. Improve digestion
8. Alleviate headaches, migraines and hangovers.
9. Lessen chronic fatigue syndrome and sleep better
Maximize on your health and find ways to enjoy a healthier lifestyle by utilizing an element that is creating a buzz in the medical field. Dr. Warburg, president of the Institute of Cell Physiology and a Nobel Laureate, states, "Deep breathing techniques which increase oxygen to the cell are the most important factors in living a disease free and energetic life:' Dr. Michael Yessis, president of Sports Training Institute and fitness writer for Muscle and Fitness Magazine, testified, "Breathing correctly is the key to better fitness, muscle strength, stamina and athletic endurance:' In addition to these medical professionals. Dr. Stephen Levine and Dr. Paris Kidd concisely summarize oxygen benefits with their statement, "Oxygen plays a pivotal role in the proper functioning of the immune system. We can look at oxygen deficiency as the single greatest cause of all diseases:'
Look and feel healthier and younger as you lead a more active life with oxygen.  ■